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Canadian Law Reform - comparison with England/Wales
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Key differences between Canadian Reforms and British Government proposed Reforms

applies its reforms not only to “companies”, but also to all other organisations including “unincorporated associations” and all “public bodies.”
makes it easier to prosecute these bodies not only when serious negligence has resulted in death but also when it has resulted in serious injuries
imposes a legal duty upon directors and others with supervisory responsibilities ‘to take reasonable steps to prevent bodily harm to that person, or any other person, arising from that work or task.”
allows the courts to sentence the company to probation orders. requiring organisations to make far reaching changes to its policies and to report back to the court.

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